DigiFace

DigiFace targets the gap between wanting to publish video consistently and not wanting to film every clip. Instead of a full studio workflow, it asks for one short recording: about 30 seconds of you talking to camera. That sample is used to build a clone of both your look and your sound, which then becomes a reusable asset for future content.

The product is deliberately positioned around ownership of that clone — the pitch is that once it is created, it is your exclusive avatar. Typical use is talking-head video: you supply the script, the avatar delivers it with your face and voice, and you avoid a camera session for routine updates, localisation, or high-volume publishing.

DigiFace ships as a web service plus mobile apps on iOS and Android, so the initial recording can be done from a phone. The public site is intentionally spare and concentrates on the clone-creation flow rather than a long feature list; plan details and quotas are handled inside the product and its app stores.